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ANT 348: Indigenous Political Struggles
4.00 Credits
DePaul University
This course explores the struggles for social justice and the right to have rights by indigenous peoples. It emphasizes contemporary cases and the cultural contexts in which indigenous political strategies have developed and transformed. It uses historical data to understand the issues faced by indigenous peoples. Students conduct research on indigneous struggles and their connections to other social movements at the local, national, and international levels.
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ANT 356: Urban Ethnography
4.00 Credits
DePaul University
Examines the city as a type of human settlement, focusing on the different forms, functions, images, and ideological perceptions of cities over time and across a number of different cultures. (formerly SOC 356).
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ANT 358: Archeology of Cities
4.00 Credits
DePaul University
This class provides a general overview of the archaeology of urban settlements. We will begin by asking the question "What is a city " and look at the different theories that address the nature and origins of early urban settlements. To further examine this question we will focus on Cahokia, the largest prehistoric settlement in North American north of Mexico, and the city of Chicago, a well established urban, industrial center. The second portion of the class will take an even broader comparative approach towards the archeology of cities by applying the theories and insights gained in the first portion of the course to different world areas. Through these comparisons students will gain a deeper understanding of the diversity of urban forms across time and space, and consider the possibilities of cross-cultural similarities among prehistoric and early historic urban populations.
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ANT 360: Medical Anthropology
4.00 Credits
DePaul University
Explores the interrelationships between culture and human health for the purposes of understanding the biosocial origins of disease, systems of treatment, and the global inequalities that shape disease patterns and access to health care resources.
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ANT 386: Cultural Analysis
4.00 Credits
DePaul University
Introduction to cultural analysis, the interplay between the knowledge people have of the world and their actions in it; explores the rudiments of culture theory needed to draw distinctions between analytical stances; examines how the rhetoric of the research report changes as different analytical stances are selected.
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ANT 390: Special Topics: Anthropology
4.00 Credits
DePaul University
Variable topics in anthropology intended for advanced students. Explores special aspects or areas of anthropology based on particular interests and expertise of the instructor; course content and title will vary with the instructor. Check current schedule of courses for specific topic. Course may be repeated for credit when title and content change.
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ANT 395: Seminar in Anthropology
4.00 Credits
DePaul University
In-depth examination of selected topics in sociocultural anthropology, based either on a geographic area or theoretical theme. Check current schedule of courses for specific topic. Course may be repeated for credit when title and content change. Prequisite(s):ANT 102.
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ANT 396: Senior Capstone Seminar
4.00 Credits
DePaul University
Senior Capstone Seminar. A course for senior anthropology majors, which satisfies the Senior Year Capstone requirement of the Liberal Studies Program. Objectives of the course are: to afford students the opportunity to reflect on the influences in their lives (both in and outside of academics) that directed them toward anthropology as a field of study; to formulate ideas regarding the affect anthropology has on their way of viewing themselves in the world around them; and to pursue research on an anthropologist or anthropological topic.
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ANT 397: Travel/ Study
4.00 Credits
DePaul University
Foreign study tours with lectures and research by special arrangement with sponsoring programs. May be taken for multiple credit when courses are not duplicated.
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ANT 399: Independent Study
4.00 Credits
DePaul University
Independent Study. PREREQUISITE: Permission of Chair.
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